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CEAG Products Main Catalogue Part 1: Explosion Protected Luminaires The leader in electrical products for hazardous, industrial and commercial applications world wide.

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The safety you rely on. Delivering world-class reliability and safety in high consequence harsh and hazardous environments Only Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds can deliver... • Protection and safety of people and assets around the world with unsurpassed reliability and quality in every product we offer • Industry leading innovation and product efﬁciency • Product solutions designed and certiﬁed for global speciﬁcations • Best-in-class, global sales, and customer service teams that provide local support Crouse-Hinds series remains the brand that stands for safety in the harshest of environments when...

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The product information published in our catalogues and literature is not guaranteed. It has been compiled with care and is sufﬁciently accurate for most purposes. It is subject to change without notice. Occasionally, it may be necessary to modify the materials, ﬁnishes, or other components of the product. These changes will in no way reduce the performance or function for which the product is intended. All statements, technical information and recommendations contained herein are based on information and test we believe to be reliable. The accuracy or completeness thereof are not...

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Explosion-Protected Solutions - Worldwide-With the brand of CEAG we develop and manufacture electrical products that provide safety, productivity, innovation and labour savings in hazardous, industrial and commercial environments - for more than 100 years. We design, configure and manufacture explosion-protected electrical equipment for your safety. Of course we are certified for all functional areas according to the latest quality standards ISO 9001:2008 and in addition for the necessary explosion protection according to DIN EN 13980 / IECEx OD005. We will implement consistently your...

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A Powerful Transformation Rely on the names you trust for the safety you need The CEAG brand you know is evolving. Our products, part of Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds portfolio, are now united with Eaton’s leading range of reliable, efﬁcient and safe electrical power management solutions. Combined, we provide the world’s largest portfolio of electrical equipment for explosive, classiﬁed, and industrial areas. With unsurpassed product reliability and quality, industry-leading innovation and product efﬁciency, and products designed and certiﬁed for global speciﬁcations, Eaton’s Crouse-Hinds solutions,...

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Principles of Explosion-ProtectionOverview We like to offer you a one-day or multi-day seminars about the Principles of Explosion-Protection to get more detailed information on this important matter. Please see our web to find a seminar in your proximity. www.Crouse-Hinds.de. The following overview about the Explosion Protection is only a small extract from our comprehensive 92-page brochure, which you can also download from our web-page. Zone classification example: Loading/discharging flammable liquids from a road transport tanker without stand-alone ventilation. Hazardous area...

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Overview Example of dust Ex zone 21: Explosion-protected plug and socket and terminal box in the field EN 60079-0 for equipment for use in Zone 0 exceed by far those for equipment for Zone 1. Zone 1 Flammable or explosive substances are made, processed or stored in Zone 1. This includes the proximity of loading flap or filling and discharging facilities, the vicinity of fragile equipment, pipes and glands on pumps and slides that do not seal adequately. It is likely that an ignitable concentration will occur during normal operation. Ignition sources that occur during normal,...

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Principles of Explosion-ProtectionOverviewClassification of explosion protected apparatus in equipment groups and categoriesCat. Equipment Group I (for use in mines liable to be endangered by firedamp) M 1 Equipment Group I is subdivided into the Categories Ml and M2. The equipment must continue to work even in the event of infrequent failures coinciding with an existing explosive atmosphere and must feature such protective measures against explosion so that • if one constructional protective measure fails, at least one other independent constructional measure will ensure the required...

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0.1 ..European Union'.'This means that compliance with these requirements is the condition for marketing the products in Europe. When a product is provided with the CE marking, the conformity of the product with the relevant basic requirements of all directives applicable to the products is confirmed. The marking is, therefore, an imperative requirement for the placing on the market of products within the Community, as well as in the country of origin. The CE marking is only meant as evidence of conformity with the directives for the supervising authorities and is not a quality...

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CEAG Products Main Catalogue Part 1 Chapter 1

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Portable Ex-lamps Table of contents

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For your personal safety Field of application Wherever a reliable, safe and flexible light source is needed, explosion-protected portable CEAG lamps used for industrial applications such as security patrols, inspections and repair work. The police and fire brigade use explosion-protected lamps to ensure safety at the scene of an accident, in case explosive substances are present. Besides reliability and safety, explosion-protected portable lamps must meet the standard requirements of handling, weight, lighting properties and operating time. Explosion-protected portable lamps must not be...

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Battery technology Our explosion-protected portable lamps can be fitted with rechargeable (secondary cells) or non-rechargeable (primary cells) batteries. Which battery is best from an economical point of view depends on the respective application. If lamps are used on an irregular basis, high-quality primary cells (alkaline manganese batteries) to IEC 60086 should be used. If the lamps are used frequently, it is preferable to use gas-tight, rechargeable nickel cadmium (NiCd), nickel-metal hybrid (NiMH) or lithium-ion (LiIon) batteries . In addition to the fact that they are extremely...

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